Following @TomJNowell advices I descarted the usage of SQL query and aimed at the meta_value sorting. I’ll describe the scenario from the beggining with the solution. I have a custom taxonomy called “aplication” and another called “segment”, and every application term has a custom field (ACF) for a segment term. What I needed was to … Read more
Your “states” appear to be terms in a custom taxonomy. In the code below I’ve assumed the taxonomy’s name is my_state; you’ll need to make sure that’s updated to match the actual taxonomy name. add_filter( ‘the_title’, function( $title, $id ) { // Gets the list of ‘states’ the post belongs to. $states = wp_get_post_terms( $id, … Read more
What you’re asking is a generic PHP/programming question, and this: “It links all terms to the last term link only“, is because your code clearly is attaching the link (i.e. the last value assigned to $term_link) to the entire list ($entry_terms), i.e. echo ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( $term_link ) . ‘”>’ . $entry_terms . ‘</a>’. … Read more
Tags shared by CPTs and standard posts return only the latter, and topics archives or tag archives with only CPTs assigned return empty. As for the tag archives, that’s a default behavior in WordPress core, i.e. tag (post_tag taxonomy) and category (category taxonomy) archives will only query posts where the type is post. However, the … Read more
Most likely because the query is also searching for a match against the term name/slug, as opposed to “match either term name or meta field”. If you don’t need the search to also look for matches by term name/slug, just unset the search term early on when you apply your meta query: add_action( ‘parse_term_query’, function … Read more
Use the filter register_taxonomy_args to manipulate the arguments used for registering the taxonomy just before it is registered: function wpse_406824_vendor_taxonomy_args( $args, $name ) { if ( $name === ‘dc_vendor_shop’ ) { $args[‘show_in_rest’] = true; $args[‘query_var’] = true; $args[‘show_ui’] = true; } return $args; } add_filter( ‘register_taxonomy_args’, ‘wpse_406824_vendor_taxonomy_args’, 10, 2 ); You’ll need to place this … Read more
The default function that renders the categories meta box is post_categories_meta_box – it doesn’t have any internal hooks we can use to inject our own HTML, so let’s create our own meta box handler and just use the function internally: function wpse_406861_post_categories_meta_box( $post, $args ) { post_categories_meta_box( $post, $args ); echo <<<HTML <label> <input type=”checkbox” … Read more
get_term_by() returns object by default. Which should end up in Catchable fatal error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string if you try to echo it. Likely you have errors suppressed. Try var_dump( $term ); instead of echo.
@Ambitious Amoeba’s answer works. But have you looked into the post_class function? It’d do what you want, and save you a lot of trouble. Just use this as your div opener: <div <?php post_class(‘box-item cocktails-box’); ?>> where you pass the classes you want applied to all posts as a list or array, and let WordPress … Read more
possibly with get_terms() and the ‘parent’ parameter: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_terms